WO2012154050A2 - Procédé et système pour éviter un incendie d'un dispositif électrique - Google Patents

Procédé et système pour éviter un incendie d'un dispositif électrique Download PDF

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WO2012154050A2
WO2012154050A2 PCT/NL2012/050323 NL2012050323W WO2012154050A2 WO 2012154050 A2 WO2012154050 A2 WO 2012154050A2 NL 2012050323 W NL2012050323 W NL 2012050323W WO 2012154050 A2 WO2012154050 A2 WO 2012154050A2
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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  • the invention is directed to a method to avoid a fire in an electrical device which is connected to a source of electrical power.
  • the invention is also directed to a system which avoids overheating of an electrical device, thereby avoiding or limiting fire.
  • Data centres are parts of buildings or facilities in which a large number of computing and networking IT equipment, such as server computers, are mounted in racks that are arranged in the data centre.
  • the dense packing of the server computers results in the generation of a large amount of heat in a localized area. Too much heat may cause premature equipment failure.
  • the data centre must be cooled in a reliable manner in order to avoid the shutting down of, or damage to, the server computer hardware. Shutting down of server computers due to heat overload can cause significant economic loss.
  • air conditioning systems To cool and control humidity of the racks of the data centre, air conditioning systems, often specialized cooling units, have been developed for implementation directly in data centres.
  • the specialized cooling units are sometimes known in the art as computer room air conditioning units (“CRACs") or computer room air handling units.
  • CRACs computer room air conditioning units
  • One of the main challenges of cooling data centres is the air conditioning system.
  • the system is often operated at or near maximum cooling and/or power while some racks and/or servers are still running too hot.
  • While certain air conditioning system arrangements provide a solution to the need for enhanced cooling power within a data centre, there is nevertheless a danger of individual server computers overheating, due to at least imbalanced loading of processing tasks within the data centre, malfunction, misallocation or inefficiency of the air conditioning system. Overheating of individual server computers can result in fire. Adequate response to overheating is thus desired for safety reasons.
  • US2010/0076607 describes a system wherein the local temperature in a data centre is measured and used as input to locally enhance the cooling of the equipment present in the data centre.
  • a disadvantage of this system is that a complicated array of sensors, a central control and separate cooling air supplies are required.
  • Another disadvantage is that in case of a rapid over heating the air cooling may not be sufficient to avoid the start of a fire.
  • Fire fighting systems for data centres are known and comprise of smoke and/or flame sensors to detect a fire and a fire extinguishing system comprising of bottled gas.
  • a disadvantage of these known systems is that they are activated only after detecting a fire. This is disadvantageous because considerable damage may already have occurred.
  • Another disadvantage is that all of the equipment in the data centre is exposed to the fire extinguishing gas, likely causing damage to equipment which initially was not damaged by the local fire.
  • Another disadvantage is the long time period between detection of a fire and extinguishing said fire.
  • Fire fighting systems which act locally are for example described in DE-A- 102008012482, DE-A-102004029655 and EP-A-459944. These systems all comprise the use of pressurised gas, either nitrogen or carbon dioxides, present as a pressurised gas in a capsule in the vicinity of the electrical device. These systems all comprise a system which acts upon the detection of a fire. All of the above described processes make use of a gas which is stored either in bottles or smaller capsules as pressurised gas.
  • a problem of using a pressurised gas is that the temperature of the gas as it is discharged from the bottle or capsule is very low. In case of bottled nitrogen the temperature is typically below -20 °C. By contacting this low temperature gas with the relatively hot electrical device a temperature shock will result which may give rise to damaging of the electrical connections and electrical parts.
  • the present invention aims to provide a system and method which avoids damage to an electrical device as a result of a fire.
  • a container comprising a solid propellant gas generator, an igniter and a filter positioned between the solid propellant gas generator and an outflow opening for a gas, which outflow opening is fluidly connected to the electrical device;
  • a control system having a control logic which, when a temperature is measured by means (iii) above a threshold value, will optionally cut off the source of electrical power, provided that the electrical device is connected to a source of electrical power, and which will actuate the igniter.
  • step (b) when a temperature is measured in step (a) above a threshold value the source of electrical power will be optionally cut off from the electrical device provided that the electrical device is connected to a source of electrical power;
  • the temperature of the inert gas, as generated by a solid gas generator has been found to be near the ambient temperature in the vicinity of the electrical device. The effect is that no temperature shock will take place when the inert gas is supplied to the electrical device.
  • the electrical devices which are part of the system may be any type of electrical device.
  • the electrical device is a device which may catch fire when overheating occurs.
  • Electrical devices may be devices which use and/or generate electricity.
  • the electrical device is connected to a source of power.
  • Examples of electrical devices are household equipment, like for examples washing machines, dryers, personal appliances, like for example personal computers and audio equipment, batteries, medical equipment, like for example radio-diagnostic equipment, vehicle, e.g. land, sea and air vehicle, electrical equipment, like for example on-board computers, batteries, fuel cells.
  • the electrical device may be server computers, which typically comprise one or more of processors, micro-controllers, high speed video cards, memories, storage such as random access memory (RAM), network interfaces and controllers, semi- conductor devices, disk drives, small computer interface (SCSI) bus controllers, video controllers, power supplies and the like, and one or more subsystems.
  • the server computers are operable to perform various applications, such as computing, switching, routing, displaying, and the like.
  • the electrical device may also be so- called UPS and PDU units and memory storage equipment, like for example hard disks.
  • Such electrical devices are preferably located in one space and positioned in so-called racks.
  • the electrical device is suitably fitted in a server rack which itself can be fitted in a container.
  • This container may conveniently have a shape suitable to accommodate the electrical device, and accommodate for other necessary components, such as e.g. cooling fans.
  • Typically such containers have a
  • the container typically also is in fluid connection to the environment, to allow for air flow over the components for cooling purposes, by means of one or more ventilation openings.
  • the space i.e. a data centre, is preferably cooled by means of air.
  • the data centre may also be composed of several modules, each module comprising one or more of the above described equipment.
  • each module may be a shipping container as for example described in US7278273.
  • more than one electrical device is provided with the container comprising a solid propellant gas generator.
  • the above described container comprising the electrical device is connected to the container comprising the solid propellant gas generator.
  • a local and individual cooling of the electrical device present in the box like container can be achieved.
  • only one container comprising the solid propellant gas generator is actuated to discharge the inert gas to the electrical device to which it is connected, while neighbouring systems are not actuated and continue to function normally.
  • the electrical devices are fitted in a container and wherein containers are placed in a server rack it is possible to position the container comprising a solid propellant gas generator, an igniter and a filter at the back side or the front of the server rack. In may be advantageous to place the gas generator at the front side in order to avoid interference with the cabling typically present at the back side of such a server rack.
  • the data centre is composed of several modules as described above and wherein one or more containers comprise a system according to the invention.
  • the temperature as measured in one or more of the electrical devices as present in one such module may trigger the actuation of a flow of inert gas from the solid propellant gas generator to a single electrical device.
  • a system comprising a, suitably larger, container comprising the solid propellant gas generator, an igniter and a filter may be present in a module which can generate enough inert gas to fill the entire space of a single module. Actuation of such a solid propellant gas generator may be used as a back-up to further avoid or limit fire in the electrical devices as present in the module.
  • a preferred system is one wherein the electrical device is positioned in a container and wherein this container is connected to one container comprising a solid propellant gas generator and wherein more than one of such containers comprising the electrical devices are placed in a rack.
  • the rack may be part of a server data centre.
  • the individual electrical devices may be the earlier referred to processors, micro-controllers, high speed video cards, memories, storage such as random access memory (RAM), network interfaces and controllers, semi-conductor devices, disk drives, small computer interface (SCSI) bus controllers, video controllers, power supplies and the like, and one or more subsystems.
  • Solid propellant gas generators are known. Preferred solid gas generators generate an inert gas, such as suitably carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
  • a preferred solid propellant gas generator comprises a solid sodium azide containing composition.
  • Such compositions which are able to generate a nitrogen gas are known and for example described in WO2009/078707 which publication is incorporated by reference. This publication discloses a suitable composition to be used in the present invention because said composition can generate a cool, i.e. less than 90 °C, more suitably less than 40 °C, nitrogen gas of a high purity. Applicants have found that the temperature of the gas which is generated will depend on the temperature of the environment and is typically within 15 °C of said ambient temperature.
  • the inert gas as generated will be suitably be between -2 and 10 °C above the temperature of the solid propellant gas generator itself.
  • the minus 2 degrees Celsius above the cited temperature means 2 degrees Celsius below the cited temperature.
  • the temperature of the solid gas propellant will be the temperature of the air surrounding the electrical device. It will be understood that this temperature will be higher when the solid propellant gas generator is positioned at the outflow opening of the optional cooling fans of an electrical device and lower when the solid propellant gas generator is positioned at for example the front side, sometimes referred to as the cool side, of a server rack.
  • the temperature of the inert gas as generated will be within a range which will reduce or avoid a thermal shock when the inert gas is supplied to the electrical device.
  • the container is spaced away from the electrical device such that the temperature of the nitrogen gas as generated will be somewhat lower than the temperature of the overheated electrical device. This is advantageous because some cooling will result when this gas is supplied to the interior of the electrical device.
  • the composition comprising solid sodium azide containing is preferably a solid, porous material, suitable for generating nitrogen gas, said material having a porosity of 20 to 75 vol.%, and a composition comprising, based on the weight of the total composition of from 60 to 90 wt.% of sodium azide, and further comprises a coolant, a binder and a modifying agent.
  • Porosity is defined as the percentage of the free volume relative to the volume of the solid porous material, wherein the free volume is the difference between the volume of the solids used to prepare the porous material and the porous material itself.
  • the porosity is homogeneously distributed in the solid material, thereby enabling the generated gas to pass through the pores of the solid material.
  • the solid sodium azide containing composition comprises of between 0.1 to 20 wt.% of the coolant.
  • Preferred coolants are inorganic salts having a heat capacity of at least 1400 J/K/kg as determined at 600 K in order to provide sufficient cooling.
  • the coolant has an important function as slag modifier. Because of its properties it helps keeping the slag, after the functioning of the gas generator, in place.
  • the heat capacity of the coolant is at least 1900 J/K/kg.
  • the coolant should be inert, which means that it does not decompose or react with the other components in the charge, at the reaction temperature of the gas generation. This means that hydroxides and carbonates cannot be used herein, as they are unsuitable.
  • the coolant is preferably one or more compounds selected from LiF, L12O, U2C2, L13N3, U2SO4, U2B2O4, U2B4O7 and Li2Si03. Preferred are the lithium compounds in view of the superior combined properties in relation to slag modifier and coolant.
  • the composition comprising solid sodium azide further comprises of from 0.1 to 20 wt.% of the modifying agent.
  • Preferred modifying agents or burning modifier is selected from metal oxides and metal carbonates. Generally, these modifying agents do not have the high heat capacity of the cooling agent. Further, the modifying agent either reacts exothermically in the system, or has a catalytic function.
  • modifying agent preferably ferric oxide (Fe203) or sodium carbonate (Na2C03) are used.
  • composition comprising solid sodium azide suitably comprises a binder, selected from the group consisting of at least one alkali metal silicate, preferably water glass, or a poly-tetrazole, in an amount of between 3 and 15 wt.% based on total weight of the composition.
  • a binder selected from the group consisting of at least one alkali metal silicate, preferably water glass, or a poly-tetrazole, in an amount of between 3 and 15 wt.% based on total weight of the composition.
  • the igniter may be any device which triggers the combustion of the solid propellant composition by any suitable means.
  • the igniter may be of a classical pyrotechnic type, but it is also possible to use other (conventional) igniters.
  • the igniter is positioned such that the composition can be ignited and nitrogen gas is generated.
  • the gas generator is provided with a filter that filters out sodium and any other unwanted pollutant and solid or liquid material.
  • filters comprise granular material, such as activated carbon, sand, zeolite, metal oxides, and combinations thereof, either in admixture with each other or consecutively.
  • the gas generator delivers inert gases with an inert gas content of at least 85vol. %, preferably at least 95vol. %.
  • the gas contains flammable or combustible gases in concentrations far below their lower flammability limit in air, and preferably the concentration of methane is lower than 0.2 vol.%, the concentration of hydrogen is lower than 1 .0 vol.%, the concentration of carbon monoxide is lower than 0.02 vol.%, the
  • concentration of ammonia in the discharged gases is preferably lower than 0.05 vol.%.
  • the means to detect the temperature may be well known means like for example thermo couples or infra red sensors.
  • the temperature detection means may be directly coupled to the container comprising the solid propellant gas generator or indirectly via for example the server management system. In the latter situation the server management system will comprise the control logic of the control system (iv).
  • the container comprises a logic controller which is set to actuate the igniter once the means to measure the temperature of the electrical device reaches a set threshold value.
  • the control logic will cut off the source of electrical power if present.
  • Figure 1 shows a tubular container 1 provided with a space 2 for electronics 3.
  • the electronics are connected to thermo couple 4 to detect the temperature in the electronic device and connected to igniter 5.
  • the electronics 3 also comprise a logic controller as described above.
  • Igniter 5 is in contact with a space containing the solid propellant gas generator 6. Between outflow opening 7 and the solid propellant gas generator 6 a filter material 8 is present.
  • the wall of the tubular container 1 may be made from stainless steel.
  • a power connector 9 which provides power for electronics 3.
  • tubular container 1 is fitted on the back side of a server 10.
  • the outflow opening for nitrogen gas is fluidly connected to the interior of the server 10 by means of a conduit 1 1 .
  • conduit 1 1 nitrogen gas can flow into the server in case of overheating.
  • the power supply for tubular container 1 is provided by connecting power connector 9 to a power supply of the server 10.
  • Thermo couple 4 to detect the temperature within the server may be positioned at the cooling air outlet 12 of server 10.
  • the invention is also directed to a method to avoid a fire in an electrical device which is connected to a source of electrical power by
  • step (b) when a temperature is measured in step (a) above a threshold value the source of electrical power will be cut off from the electrical device; and (c) a flow of inert gas as generated by a solid propellant gas generator is supplied to the electrical device.
  • the threshold value for temperature at which the step (c) is performed will be dependant on when the electrical device is actually damaged by overheating and the position at which the temperature is measured.
  • the threshold value may be between 50 and 125 °C.
  • volatile gasses may evaporate from the materials present in the electrical device and these volatile gasses may ignite and result in a fire.
  • the electrical power is suitably cut off from the electrical device. If the electrical device is provided with cooling fans it is preferred that they are stopped in step (b).
  • the fans will either be stopped simultaneously or after cutting off the electrical power source.
  • a threshold value just above the typical working temperature of the electrical device it has been found possible to detect a possible situation of overheating in an early stage.
  • Such use of a threshold temperature near the working temperature will on the other hand increase the risk that the system or method will act in a situation of no overheating, a so-called false call.
  • a gas By using the solid propellant a gas will be supplied to the electrical device which will be near to the ambient temperature surrounding the device. This will avoid a temperature shock and thus any damage resulting from a temperature shock.
  • a threshold temperature value may be chosen near the working temperature of the electrical device making the system more robust to avoid damage by overheating and lower significantly the risk of fire.
  • the solid propellant gas generator is preferably as described above. In case a natrium azide based propellant is used it is found that the temperature of the nitrogen gas as generated will be close to the ambient temperature at which the solid propellant gas generator is operated. In a typical situation the temperature of the nitrogen gas may be below 60 °C.
  • the preferred nitrogen containing gas is preferably prepared in step (c) in-situ from a solid sodium azide containing composition as described above.
  • the nitrogen containing gas is generated in a container containing the solid sodium azide containing composition as described above. Once the temperature has reached the threshold value the igniter of said container is actuated and a nitrogen containing gas is generated which can be supplied to the electrical device.
  • the method is performed in the system described above.
  • FIG. 3 schematically illustrated the method according to the invention.
  • the temperature is measured in the electrical device and once it reaches the threshold value of for example 80 °C a situation of unexpected overheating is detected. This triggers that the electrical power to the electrical device is shut off and that subsequently nitrogen gas is released into the device resulting in that the overheating is suppressed and fire is avoided.
  • the invention is also directed to the use of a flow of inert gas as generated by a solid propellant gas generator as described above for the avoidance of overheating of electrical devices.
  • a container was filed with a composition as described in WO2009/078707 having a porosity of 50 vol% and containing 79 wt% NaN3, 7 wt% K-silicate, 3 wt% Fe2O3 and 1 1 wt% LiF.
  • the outflow opening of the container was connected to the interior of a box like container containing an electrical circuit of a server.
  • the box like container was provided with a working fan for air cooling and a thermo couple to measure the temperature within the box like container.
  • a fire was started in the box like container by placing a cup of burning wax in said container.
  • Figure 4 illustrates that in time the temperature rises.
  • the chosen threshold value the power to the box like container was cut off thereby stopping the cooling fans and an igniter as present in the container comprising a solid sodium azide containing composition is actuated.
  • the released nitrogen gas had a temperature of 20 °C was discharged into the interior of the box like container at point A. The discharge continued until point B. Within seconds the fire was terminated.
  • the temperature decreased further as illustrated in Figure 4
  • the container consisting of the composition of Example 1 was ignited at different temperatures of the gas propellant gas generator itself.
  • the temperature of the gas propellant gas generator was measured by measuring the temperature of the solid sodium azide composition for Example 1 .
  • the temperature of the nitrogen gas as discharged was measured. From the results presented in the below Table it follows that the temperature of the gas is close to the temperature of the solid sodium azide.

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L'invention concerne un système comprenant (i) un dispositif électrique connecté à une source d'alimentation électrique ; (ii) un contenant comprenant un générateur de gaz propulseur solide, un allumeur et un filtre positionné entre le générateur de gaz propulseur solide et une ouverture de sortie pour un gaz, laquelle ouverture de sortie est raccordée fluidiquement au dispositif électrique ; (iii) un moyen pour détecter la température dans le dispositif électrique ; et (iv) un système de commande ayant une logique de commande qui, lorsqu'une température est mesurée par le moyen (iii) au-dessus d'une valeur seuil, coupe la source d'alimentation électrique et actionne l'allumeur. L'invention concerne également un procédé pour éviter un incendie consécutif à une surchauffe, le procédé étant réalisé de préférence dans le système mentionné ci-dessus.
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